There is probably no SEO strategy (alone) that will sustain a real estate investing business with lead flow...

Is a growing population of real estate investors really a sustainable model? 

Furnaces are 80% efficient...I just bought a house with a ~40% efficient octopus furnace and got it upgraded to a used 80% efficient furnace for a damned good price...again, I believe in basic upgrades- if my tenant is blowing 100% more heat up the chimney then their bills are double and not sustainable for them to stay with me. 80% is the norm in my area and there are always used units available from the nicer areas of the city.

I have a broad thesis outlining retiring of millions of Boomers likely having a sustained depressive effect on home values in the urban and suburban areas where they work and have worked for four decades. 

This includes ones that are dated/ not put together well and also those that can't self-sustain financially without 90%+ occupancy. 

@Jorge C.I had 8 properties in Australia at one stage and have slowly sold out of the entire portfolio.The market is booming quiet heavily there at the moment and I don't believe its sustainable.

I'm gonna sound like a "Doomsday Prepper" but food, water, sustainable farming, gold, silver and real tangible assets, (not paper assets) are going to be the only thing that matters in the future IMO.

My goal is to build a profitable real estate portfolio with sustainable cash flows.With a solid foundation in customer service, a deep commitment to financial empowerment, and an unwavering passion for real estate, I am poised to contribute to the world of real estate investment.

In light of the pandemic, what are your thoughts on the sustainability of the Section 8 Business on the south side?

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